r/hurricane is a subreddit with 92k members. The most common kinds of discussions are news and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses hurricane melissa, hurricane, storm, tropical, and pressure.
Hurricanes can be a source of stress/anxiety, and can unfortunately be life changing for some. This is a community of Weather Enthusiasts, Tempestologists, or just human beings who aim to provide helpful resources for Tropical Cyclone preparedness while discussing and tracking active storms. A Tropical Cyclone is a spiraling area of thunderstorms rotating around a Low-pressure area with a closed low-level circulation that produces heavy rain and high wind gusts.
Popular Themes in r/hurricane
#1
News
: "The last Tropical Weather Outlook for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has been issued"
6 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "No contact with parents update"
3 posts
#3
Advice Requests
: "People in Jamaica how are you guys?"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/hurricane
#1
Hurricane Melissa
: "The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength. Processed by Dakota Smith"
99 posts
#2
Hurricane
: "Hurricane melissa update"
82 posts
#3
Storm
: "Tropical Storm Amanda forms, with the 🍊 AOI staying at 0/50 and a new 🍋 AOI appearing at 0/30."
49 posts
#4
Tropical
: "Tropical Storm Amanda forms, with the 🍊 AOI staying at 0/50 and a new 🍋 AOI appearing at 0/30."
44 posts
#5
Pressure
: "NOAA 10am Update (Tuesday October 28) - An HISTORIC, RECORD-BREAKING Hurricane Melissa has 185 mph maximum sustained winds and 892 mb minimum surface Pressure. Landfall is imminent near the St. Elizabeth-Westmoreland Parish border (between Black River and White House). Moving NNE at 7 mph."
41 posts
#6
Landfall
: "NOAA 10am Update (Tuesday October 28) - An HISTORIC, RECORD-BREAKING Hurricane Melissa has 185 mph maximum sustained winds and 892 mb minimum surface pressure. Landfall is imminent near the St. Elizabeth-Westmoreland Parish border (between Black River and White House). Moving NNE at 7 mph."
40 posts
#7
Winds
: "NOAA 10am Update (Tuesday October 28) - An HISTORIC, RECORD-BREAKING Hurricane Melissa has 185 mph maximum sustained Winds and 892 mb minimum surface pressure. Landfall is imminent near the St. Elizabeth-Westmoreland Parish border (between Black River and White House). Moving NNE at 7 mph."
37 posts
#8
Pacific
: "First Orange of the 2026 Season - East-Pacific 0%/40%"
36 posts
#9
Tropical Cyclone
: "Around 11 PM AWST, severe Tropical Cyclone Fina made landfall as a category 3 Tropical Cyclone (Category 1 SSHWS) with winds of 150 km/h (~95 mph) in the Kimberley region of Western Australia"
33 posts
#10
Intensity
: "Melissa's Intensity Record compared to historical records"
30 posts
Flair Used in r/hurricane
#1
Discussion
: "No contact with parents update"
50 posts
#2
Category 5 | >136kts (>156mph)
: "Post Melissa"
34 posts
#3
Category 4 | 113-136kts (130-156mph)
: "Philippines back to back Category 4s"
14 posts
#4
Category 2 | 83-95kts (96-110mph)
: "Hurricane Melissa still a category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 mph and a minimum central pressure of 971 mbars. Currently moving NE at 38 mph while Bermuda faces tropical storm conditions while she starts to become extratropical"
14 posts
#5
Historical
: "Every Category 4 and 5 Atlantic hurricane since 2020 in one image"
13 posts
#6
Question
: "People in Jamaica how are you guys?"
12 posts
#7
Category 1 | 64-82kts (74-95mph)
: "Around 11 PM AWST, severe tropical cyclone Fina made landfall as a category 3 tropical cyclone (Category 1 SSHWS) with winds of 150 km/h (~95 mph) in the Kimberley region of Western Australia"
11 posts
#8
Tropical Weather Outlook (TWO)
: "Back to this"
10 posts
#9
Storm Coverage
: "Aftermath photos"
9 posts
#10
Category 3 | 96-112kts (111-129mph)
: "Hurricane Melissa now a category 3 with winds of 125 mph and a central pressure of 950 mbars. It is currently heading NNE at 8 mph (October 28 2025 intermediate advisory 30A)"
8 posts
Member Growth in r/hurricane
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Last updated: June 10, 2026